Sentence examples for will categorise from inspiring English sources

But its general policy on letters sent by post (as yours was) is not to routinely reply, although it will categorise and process refunds where customers are eligible.

"Some time soon they will categorise your taste – what music you like, what movies you see – and say, 'You're dangerous!'" He was not a fan of Facebook, or Twitter.

A traffic light system will categorise players, with green meaning "good", yellow meaning "needs work" and red standing for "avoid me".

These modifications, currently being finalised, will categorise NBL into low, intermediate and high risk groups.

We will categorise these judgements as 'low' risk of bias, 'high' risk of bias or 'unclear'unclear

We will categorise the quality of evidence into four levels: high, moderate, low and very low quality.

He'll categorise as a friend a man he goes to the movies with once a year.

The omission of the spousal interactions section from WYMPI after baseline administration will mean that this cannot be examined in relation to change, but it will help categorise our sample at baseline.

The data will be transcribed from the recording and analysed using the coding scheme, and researchers will then categorise them according to the process for qualitative research methods.

There are flights which some will glibly categorise as surrealistic, fantasias of violence which are cognate with those in the Airman's Diary of Auden's "The Orators" but which serve no mere schoolboy's rebelliousness.

Whatever the family thinks they are, most of the audience will happily categorise them as rednecks, that term being a necessary licence for the complacent sense of superiority which is the series' chief attraction for its fans.